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Sandy's giving me that bad feeling!!!!!

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  • Captplaid
    But she NEEDS this one.
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  • William81
    Come on Danny, it is time for more room, bigger yard and heck it's only money...Just keep telling yourself, it's a good investment...[;)]
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  • mateomasfeo
    quote:Originally posted by dheffley
    She's having me drive her around and look at houses. Every time that happens, I end up on the ugly end of a new mortgage![V]


    Run man. Run like your life depends on it!!

    [:D]

    I am in the middle of the same thing. I am too tight for her tastes!!
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  • dheffley
    quote:Originally posted by William81
    Come on Danny, it is time for more room, bigger yard and heck it's only money...Just keep telling yourself, it's a good investment...[;)]


    We bought this one new in November of 1998. It was just the two of us and it's 2100 square feet. Josh moved in with us after his divorce and has been here 3 years now. Still, 2100 square feet is more than enough room.

    I owe less than $10,000 on this one, and was really looking forward to no mortgage payment. Looks like I was living in that dream world again!

    PS, I'll bet money she's thinking I'll give this house to Josh and buy another one. She's dreaming! I'll sell this one and roll the money into a new one, or I won't sell! I'm retiring soon even if she doesn't like it![}:)]
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  • Permanently deleted user
    Re-decorate Danny...cheaper in the long run...


    By the way, tell Josh to get his own place...After what you guys have been thru, you need time together ...alone!!!!...
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  • dheffley
    quote:Originally posted by BlackRoses
    RBy the way, tell Josh to get his own place...After what you guys have been thru, you need time together ...alone!!!!...


    I told him either look for his own place or pick out a nice bridge to live under. I'm tired of not have my house to ourselves![:(!]

    I'll bet that put the "give him the house" idea in her head, but it ain't happening!
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  • dolfan
    Danny,
    You have more marital experience than I, that I'm sure of.

    One thing I've learned though, you gotta keep the little lady happy.

    If that's what she wants, what will make her happy, then bite the bullet and give her what she wants.

    It will be better for you in the long run.
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  • chollagardens
    The present day real estate market gives me a bad feeling.
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  • Ox190
    good luck on that....
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  • ElMuertoMonkey
    Couldn't you just buy her a puppy or a kitten and call it even?[:D][;)]
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  • sig232
    quote:Originally posted by dheffley
    quote:Originally posted by BlackRoses
    RBy the way, tell Josh to get his own place...After what you guys have been thru, you need time together ...alone!!!!...


    I told him either look for his own place or pick out a nice bridge to live under. I'm tired of not have my house to ourselves![:(!]

    I'll bet that put the "give him the house" idea in her head, but it ain't happening!



    This is the very reason my wife and I sold a couple of houses and decided to buy a Condo with only two bedrooms. This helps the kids understand that they are on their own and can't keep coming back to the well for a free ride.

    The best lesson you can teach your children is to stand on their own two feet. I tell them I love them very much and they are always welcome to join us for a meal, but to get a job and earn their own way. They can stay with us in an emergency for a few days but after that its back to the big bad cruel world.
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  • Marc1301
    You gotta be nuts to sell a house you owe 10K on!! Keep the house, tell the kid to get out,.......3 years is long enough, and do a little remodeling to keep her happy. I just paid mine off, and there is no way in heck, that I will start over again with home prices the way they are. It would cost me 375K, to get into a house like I just paid off.
    Keep the house, get rid of the kid,.......and the wife if necessary![:D][:0]
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  • Old-Colts
    This is a tough one if you and your wife have different views. If you are currently in the house that you would like to retire in, get it paid off and then retire. Mortgage payments and retirement just don't go together. Besides, when you are retired with no mortgage payments you have more money for your hobbies. If you feel you have to make the move, be careful in the current market and perhaps reassess your retirement plans.
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  • dheffley
    quote:Originally posted by Old-Colts
    Besides, when you are retired with no mortgage payments you have more money for your hobbies.

    Taxes and insurance are still going to be around $500 a month![V]
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  • Old-Colts
    quote:Originally posted by dheffley
    quote:Originally posted by Old-Colts
    Besides, when you are retired with no mortgage payments you have more money for your hobbies.

    Taxes and insurance are still going to be around $500 a month![V]


    Yep, but it beats $2500 per month![:)]
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  • Marc1301
    Also think of how much you could save on groceries, and electricity, if you were the only one there![:D][:0]
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  • sig232
    quote:Originally posted by dheffley
    quote:Originally posted by Old-Colts
    Besides, when you are retired with no mortgage payments you have more money for your hobbies.

    Taxes and insurance are still going to be around $500 a month![V]



    Hey with the big fat retirement check you will get from "H" and your social security "$500" per month will be a walk in the park. You might even have some money left over each month for some gas for the Honda![:D]
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